Can you believe there's no Irish word for Tayto sandwich

It has caused quite the debate.

If you’re a proud member of the Irish Twitterverse, you will be familiar with the account, The Irish For - @theirishfor.

If not, in short, it does exactly what it says on the tin by educating the world on the Irish words for some modern words.

The Irish for roleplay is 'rólimirt'. 👮🐻 https://t.co/X8E90UDfUU

— The Irish For (@theirishfor) April 20, 2017

Today the account, run by @Daracho, caused quite the debate by running a poll asking what the Irish for Tayto sandwich should be.

So what should the Irish for a Tayto (or crisp) sandwich be? This poll should've been run years ago.

— The Irish For (@theirishfor) April 27, 2017

Not only that, the poll attracted the attention of some of our American friends who had never heard of such a thing.

Wait--potato chip sandwiches are a thing?? Pls advise for your American friends. What else goes on it? ❤️☘️

— Ann Marie Slevin (@SlevinAm) April 27, 2017

Of course, people were out to educate the users by telling them how they enjoy theirs.

Kerrygold butter.

— Tony Hawk Pro Skater Tuah (@The_TinyDonkey) April 27, 2017

We draw the line at guacamole.

Ham, Swiss cheese, guacamole and Tayto between two slices of thick brown bread with a cold Paulaner. There's some notions I can live with.

— The Irish For (@theirishfor) April 27, 2017

*Shivers*